For many woodworkers, the thought of buying used machinery inspires fear of unexpected repairs. And when the machinery is CNC machinery, whose cutter heads and computer are extremely sensitive, those fears intensify. Nevertheless, there are situations where it is wise to buy woodworking machines—even CNC models—secondhand. Below are five situations for which buying used CNC [...]
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Used CNC Machines: When Should You Buy Used Instead of New?
by admin on 22. Aug, 2011 in Woodworking Machine Articles
CNC Milling Machines: A Significant Technology Advancement for Woodworking Manufacturing
by admin on 11. Aug, 2011 in Woodworking Machine Articles
CNC equipment is common to both woodworking and metal manufacturing industries. Milling machines, in particular, can be found in both areas of production. Machining centers perform various functions for woodworking including face, contour, and slot milling. CNC milling machines are a more specialized piece of equipment designed for milling functions only. Other examples of more [...]
Second Hand Woodworking Machines: Choosing an Industrial CNC Router
by admin on 14. Jul, 2011 in Woodworking Machine Articles
If you need to save money on a CNC router, buying one second hand could be the best option. Routers for industrial woodworking are expensive, with many models reaching the six-figure mark. But shopping for used machines can result in CNC routers that cost less than 70% of their original price. If you need an [...]
CNC Milling Machines: What are Their Advantages?
by admin on 13. Jul, 2011 in Woodworking Machine Articles
Milling machines come in four operation modes: manual, automated mechanical, automated digital, and automated computer numerical control (CNC) operation. For woodworking companies that produce millwork in limited runs, a manually, mechanically, or digitally operated milling machine may be sufficient. But for companies that produce millwork at a high rate, machines with CNC control are needed. [...]